Sentence examples for disadvantaged on from inspiring English sources

The latter has long sought to deal with issues one-by-one because, through linkage, it risks getting disadvantaged on all fronts.

I was disadvantaged on many fronts when I entered the law.

Black people in Britain, while still disadvantaged on some measures, are better integrated than at the time of the Brixton riots.

Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Santorum are equally disadvantaged on Super Tuesday by having failed to qualify for the ballot in Virginia.

Unlike many other potential grounds for discrimination, genetic testing is opt-in: people must first take genetic tests before they can be disadvantaged on the basis of the results of those tests.

Born of the tribes and the outcasts, a wretched child destined for menial tasks and a lifetime of poverty, Gaddafi – thanks, in large part, to his humble roots – immediately won the adoration of the disadvantaged on the fringes of society and rallied the aggrieved and the rejected to his cause.

Elite artists possessed huge amounts of all types of capital, whereas non-elite members were disadvantaged on all fronts.

Correlations of vocabulary with reading span scores in our study echo concerns that bilinguals may be disadvantaged on verbal measures.

However, we observed that children who did not attend preschool were disadvantaged on basically all observed covariates.

If children who did not attend preschool would also be disadvantaged on unobserved predictors of student achievement, we would overestimate the group differences that are already non-significant in all but two countries.

Our results indicate that being disadvantaged on the labour market (measured in a number of ways) has a greater effect on the probability of becoming self-employed in Spain than in Denmark.